SDL_ReportAssertion(3)
π SDL_ReportAssertion π
okay bestie, gather round, we're looking at SDL_ReportAssertion(3) from the SDL3 FUNCTIONS collection π and the vibe is literally: do not touch this one with your bare hands.
β¨ NAME β¨
SDL_ReportAssertion β never call this directly, i'm so serious π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <SDL3/SDL_assert.h>
SDL_AssertState SDL_ReportAssertion(SDL_AssertData *data,
const char *func,
const char *file, int line);
π DESCRIPTION π
so likeβ¦ don't call this yourself, okay? π«Ά the SDL_assert macros are the ones you actually use instead. that's it. that's the whole tea. π
bestie if you're sitting here thinking "ooh should i call SDL_ReportAssertion directly?" β no. no you should not. use the SDL_assert macros. periodt. π
π¦ FUNCTION PARAMETERS π¦
dataβ the assert data structure, iconic little container of assertion lore π¦funcβ the function name, like a lil name tag for where things went down π·οΈfileβ the file name, so we know which file is the main character here πlineβ the line number, pinpointing exactly where the drama happened π
β RETURN VALUE β
returns the assert state, bestie β that's the answer it hands back to you β¨
π THREAD SAFETY π
it's giving fully thread-safe π you can call this function from any thread and it will not be messy about it. no cap.
π AVAILABILITY π
this one has been around since SDL 3.2.0 β so if you're on anything older, she's not there yet, sorry babe π
xoxo, this was your girl SDL_ReportAssertion(3) π brought to you by Simple Directmedia Layer and SDL 3.4.18 β slay responsibly, and remember: use the SDL_assert macros instead π¦β¨π
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